Animal Abuse

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by Gracie Radcliff2 views·Updated Nov 30, 2021
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  1. Okay, hi, my name is Grace,
  2. you're active and I'm going to be talking
  3. about the impact of animal abuse on just people
  4. and willing to human violence.
  5. So to start animal and animal abuse
  6. impact showed a child's development because first off
  7. animals provide an emotional development in terms of support,
  8. positive emotions, love care, everything a child would want from their parents
  9. just in somebody that is cute and cuddly,
  10. there's so this creates a strong emotional bond.
  11. But when they when violence is seen like
  12. completely disregarded the emotional bottom,
  13. they grew up with the animal
  14. being abused,
  15. being hurt, being neglected, it doesn't matter.
  16. This creates the child to see that this kind of
  17. behavior is normal.
  18. The harm against such Vincent animal, it doesn't matter everybody does.
  19. It's a societal norm.
  20. So this kind of creates a generational cycle because
  21. in this case the child is the survivor, they are the victim.
  22. Um so when they, so when they're forced to stay
  23. and
  24. they,
  25. and if the parent decides that when the trial
  26. starts to grow up and they're acting out,
  27. they need to be beat.
  28. This creates domestic domestic violence. The child might feel fear and pain.
  29. So
  30. even though the animal is not being abused anymore,
  31. the child can actually start abusing that animal or find
  32. an animal outside of that house that they don't have one
  33. and torture that
  34. this is because they're really reflecting their own negative emotions.
  35. They want to feel powerful. They want to like
  36. take whatever they're holding inside or seeing at home,
  37. putting out on a being that's less powerful than them
  38. being that can't fight back, can't tell them like what are you doing? Like what like
  39. arguing?
  40. They can't argue back
  41. and
  42. this kind of violence can create generational cycle where it goes
  43. on and on and on until somebody in the family breaks it
  44. or it just never stops sending
  45. this kind of relates criminals. Oh, before I go back,
  46. this also can create a lack of mental stability because they don't know,
  47. they're not sure like what's right, what's wrong?
  48. They just assume what they grew up with
  49. completely. It doesn't matter. Everybody does it. Like as I mentioned
  50. at,
  51. it's not wrong.
  52. It's completely right to the right way to go about things
  53. and this can actually create criminals.
  54. For example, he got Jeffrey Dahmer ted Bundy including the columbine shooters,
  55. they all have mentioned
  56. discuss,
  57. discuss torturing and killing animals.
  58. I know for a fact that Jeffrey Dahmer would impaled pet
  59. pet neighborhood pets
  60. and as
  61. he's in high school he would
  62. simply tried to
  63. take in animals, put them in jars and
  64. some chemistry stuff. I forgot the word for it.
  65. And this is all because, but when they grow older, they get bored,
  66. they get bored from animals.
  67. They get bored from a fight this fight.
  68. So they move on to a human, whether it's a child,
  69. whether it's another like an adult doesn't matter
  70. they want the fight.
  71. This is the lack of mental disability awareness
  72. of their own actions because it doesn't matter,
  73. they feel good,
  74. they enjoy it
  75. so oftentimes when an animal is being abused at home so it was another
  76. person doesn't even have to be a killer can be an elder abuse,
  77. child abuse,
  78. sibling abuse. It
  79. anything
  80. and annual views is a kind of a way to
  81. let somebody know you're in trouble.
  82. And sadly that
  83. these people, these criminals, they didn't have it, they didn't get,
  84. it didn't get recognized early on.
  85. Um,
  86. they weren't able to get the support,
  87. they needed the help they needed to realize that you can't do this like this is wrong.
  88. I need to stop these urges
  89. and
  90. sadly like in these cases like yes, the people did get caught,
  91. but they killed a whole bunch of people just for that to happen.
  92. Oh
  93. and my last point like to go over before my act,
  94. I've actually found in abusive relationships.
  95. Animals are considered hostages, hostages in some cases because
  96. because as men, because there's such a strong emotional bond between owner and pet
  97. that if when the owners and abusive relationships,
  98. they noticed this and they noticed that hey,
  99. I can use this dog as
  100. like
  101. my own personal needs you. I need the victim to do something,
  102. start blaming the dog, start saying I'm going to hurt the stock.
  103. I'm going to fight it.
  104. That gets the victim to do what you what the user wants
  105. because they're scared of hurting their companion.
  106. Like I would be, would you like Exactly.
  107. So
  108. it makes sense that the victim is going to be using this. So like, as I mentioned
  109. oftentimes when animal abuse is happening at home,
  110. somebody else is getting hurt or if they mentioned like, like
  111. my boyfriend, he's learning to hit my dog and everything.
  112. That's another kind of sign.
  113. And lastly I kind of found an act.
  114. It's not very helpful, but it does make animal abuse of federal crime in terms of
  115. um, slaughtering on camera, torturing running over.
  116. It's um, protect, protect certain amount of animal cruelty.
  117. As I mentioned, it obviously does not include sexual.
  118. Um, no, I mean it includes sexual abuse to enamel, I hope definitely,
  119. but I meant like slaughtering for food neglect, abandonment.
  120. It's just for specific acts that are seen as more
  121. mundane. I think that I believe that's the right term
  122. then.
  123. So
  124. it's a good act at the same time. It's not, it's called the pact act.
  125. This is as much as I have found and other solutions I have found is just to be aware,
  126. I'm not going to go over all these because it's right there right in bullet.
  127. I made sure of that.
  128. It's just other ways to help create a safe
  129. space for people who are victims of animal abuse
  130. or who have seen it
  131. and it might be experiencing the abuse themselves.
  132. So that's kind of everything. I hope you have a great night, have a good day